Tourism

OLD TEMPLES OF BENGALURU

One day

Explore the famous temples of Bengaluru that span centuries of its history from Pancha Linge Swara Temple where one of the oldest writing in Kannada History discovered by archeologists to the powerful Bande Mahakali temple where Mahakali 1s worshiped with great devotion and love. Experience the spiritual bliss of Bengaluru is wonderful.

Surrounded by the gentle sound of bells and chants, the temples offer a peaceful and devotional atmosphere. Popular historic temples such as the Bull Temple, Someshwara Temple, and Dodda Basavana Gudi attract both devotees and tourists who wish to experience Bengaluru’s spiritual roots. For visitors, these temples are not just places of worship but also living monuments that showcase history, art, and timeless traditions.

NANDI HILLS - ISHA FOUNDATION

scenic hill station near Bengaluru, famous for its cool climate, misty mornings, and breathtaking sunrise views. Surrounded by lush greenery, it’s a popular getaway for nature lovers, cyclists, and photographers. The hills are dotted with viewpoints, ancient temples, and walking trails, offering a peaceful escape from city life. Early mornings often bring a blanket of clouds, making the landscape especially beautiful and serene.

Isha Foundation :

close to the scenic Nandi Hills. Set amid open landscapes and natural surroundings, it offers visitors a calm and refreshing escape from the city’s fast pace. The tranquil atmosphere, clean spaces, and simple architecture create a sense of quiet and balance from the moment you arrive.

At night, Isha Foundation in Bengaluru comes alive with subtle and artistic laser lighting that adds a unique visual charm to the serene surroundings.

BYLAKUPPE - NISARGADHAMA -
DUBARE ELEPHANT CAMP

Two days

Home to one of the largest Tibetan settlements in India, Bylakuppe-famous for its Golden Temple (Namdroling Monastery) and vibrant Tibetan markets-offers a unique cultural experience. Immerse yourself in Tibetan culture, meet its wonderful people, stay overnight, and enjoy authentic Tibetan food in the village while experiencing the calm and serene environment.

Dubare Elephant Camp :

One of the most sought-after elephant camps and wildlife parks in India, Dubare Elephant Camp offers a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to see and interact with these magnificent animals.

Elephants that are rehabilitated from the wild and are unable to survive on their own are given a second chance at life here.

Stay overnight in a cosy jungle cottage and enjoy the soothing sounds of the forest.

SANGAMA - MEKEDATU - CHUNCHI FALLS

One day

"Sangama" means "confluence," and this is where the Arkavathi River merges with the Cauvery River. The spot is wide, calm-looking, and scenic, with sandy banks and open views.

Mekedatu :

Mekedatu translates to “Goat’s Leap," named after a local legend that a goat once escaped a tiger by leaping across the narrow gorge. Here, the Cauvery River is squeezed through a very tight rocky passage, only a few meters wide in places, causing the water to surge violently through the canyon.

Why they are special:

Together, Sangama and Mekedatu offer a striking contrast:

• Sangama represents calm beauty and union.

• Mekedatu represents raw energy and natural force.

Chunchi Falls:

Chunchi Falls is one of the most beautiful and well-known waterfalls near the Sangama–Mekedatu region of Karnataka, located close to Kanakapura in Ramanagara district. Formed by the Arkavathi River, the falls sit in a rocky gorge surrounded by thick forest and dramatic granite cliffs.

especially during the monsoon and post-monsoon months (July to October). At this time, the river swells and the falls become loud, misty, and incredibly scenic. In summer, the flow reduces.

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